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A local business owner allegedly drove a bus directly into a group of striking employees in Reims, resulting in emergency hospitalization for a 24-year-old ambulance worker and a 48-year-old bus driver.
IKEA has reached an agreement with its striking employees, with the union accepting a one-time payment instead of the initially demanded 6% wage increase.
The hotel strike in Norway is escalating today, with over 1,000 additional workers joining the action, bringing the total number of striking employees to over 3,000. Unions state they are ready to negotiate when NHO Reiseliv is prepared to move.
A French business owner was taken into police custody after allegedly driving a bus directly at workers participating in a strike, drawing strong condemnation over workplace violence.
Samsung Electronics and its labor union have reached an agreement to withdraw legal complaints stemming from a recent strike, including allegations of creating a list of non-striking employees.
Dr. Wiesener pub in Bergen has closed its doors after employees went on strike, with the employer now expressing support for the striking workers.
The ruling Aam Aadmi Party administration has made partial compromises to address worker grievances, though striking employees have not achieved their complete demands despite ongoing demonstrations.
Portugal's Left Bloc (BE) has questioned Lisbon Mayor Carlos Moedas about an email sent by the municipal company EGEAC to non-striking employees, asking if the message violates labor law and if the mayor approved it.
The Danish Journalists' Union has paid a multi-million fine for distributing cash to striking employees over several decades. An expert suggests the case could also have consequences for media outlets themselves.